- or
liniment invented, or at
least named, by the
German Renaissance physician Paracelsus in the 1500s. In
modern form
opodeldoc is a
mixture of
soap in...
- in leather.
Birch bark tar is also one of the
components of
Vishnevsky liniment.
Birch bark tar oil is an
effective repellent of gastropods. The repellent...
- of Kaopectate.
Other derivatives include methyl salicylate, used as a
liniment to
soothe joint and
muscle pain, and
choline salicylate,
which is used...
-
father rubbed the
liniment on her neck, sternum, shoulders, and ribs. Then, he
turned to Émilie and told her he
needed to
apply the
liniment on her too. The...
- cleansers, disinfectants, hair preparations, insecticides,
liniment, room sprays, and soft
soaps. The
Ojibwa reportedly made a soup from the
inner bark of...
-
Minneapolis owned by
Clinton Odell. The company's
original product was a
liniment made of
ingredients described as
having come "from the
Malay Peninsula...
- Asia, the oil
which gives the tree its name -
cajuput oil is used as a
liniment and inhalant.
Commercial cajuput oil is
mostly obtained from Melaleuca...
- acts as a surfactant,
trapping oils and
other contaminants,
similarly to
soap.
Shampoos are
marketed to
people with hair.
There are also
shampoos intended...
-
traditional herbal medicines with
various ingredients and
intended purposes.
Liniment: a
topical medication,
sometimes called a balm or heat rub,
intended for...
- citrochloride, a
chelate of
citric acid and Iron(III)
chloride Tincture of
green soap,
which classically contains lavender oil
Tincture of
guaiac gum Tincture...
